Lee Grace, Ronan Finn and the returning Neil Farrugia all find the net for hosts.
Bohemians 0 EVERY MOMENT MATTERS from here on in and everyone can play their part.Well, Shamrock Rovers had the best of both worlds here.
Lee Grace had powered a header into the top corner after 43 minutes – a week after defensive partner Roberto Lopes scored an equally impressive one against Dundalk – to get the ball rolling and if this victory couldn’t have got any sweeter for Rovers, their third was scored by the returning Neil Farrugia who had been absent since late June with a hamstring injury.
Bohs were stunned, yet it was in the final five minutes of the half that the margins between success and failure were clear.
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